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Euclid is considered the father of geometry. There are a number of other early contributors to this branch of mathematics, but it is Euclid who gave us the extraordinary mathematical text, Elements. Links can be found below for more information.
Euclid developed the system of geometry, and his book on the subject, called Elements, was the most important text used until the early 20th century. Now, even though we have newer books, his geometry is what is taught in secondary schools.
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Elements by Euclid
Imhoptep was acknowledged as the great scholar of Ancient Egypt. He was known as the true designer of the Great Pyramid at Giza, not the Pharaoh Cheops. He was a mathematician and many regard him as the real "Father of Medicine" not the Greek Hippocrates.
Euclid died in Alexandria, Egypt. Legend has it that he was working on geometry in a temple when a student interrupted him with a math problem, causing Euclid to exclaim, "There is no royal road to geometry!" before keeling over and passing away. Just kidding, he probably just died peacefully like the math legend he was.
One ancient Greek mathematician was Euclid.
Some Greek scientists are Archemides,Euclid,Hippocrates,and Aristarchus
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The famous book "The Elements" was written by the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid. It is a mathematical and geometric treatise that serves as the foundation for modern geometry.
One ancient Greek mathematician was Euclid.
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The ancient Greek Euclid was a genius. His work in geometry helped science immensely. Not only in his time but later on when Europe developed.
Euclid was Greek.
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Euclid was a Greek mathematician, not a religious figure, and there is limited information available about his personal beliefs. It is likely that he followed the traditional polytheistic beliefs of ancient Greece.
The ancient Greek Euclid was a genius. His work in geometry helped science immensely. Not only in his time but later on when Europe developed.